Study Finds Many Medicaid Managed Care Sanctions Remain Unresolved Across States
A new study finds that one in four Medicaid managed care sanctions remain unresolved, raising questions about oversight and accountability in state Medicaid programs.
A new study finds that one in four Medicaid managed care sanctions remain unresolved, raising questions about oversight and accountability in state Medicaid programs.
A new study found the Medicare Home Health Value-Based Purchasing program was associated with reduced disparities in home health care utilization for beneficiaries living with dementia
CMS plans to launch the ACCESS Model to expand technology-supported chronic care and test outcome-aligned payments for Medicare beneficiaries.
CMS proposes a 6.4% reduction in Medicare payments to home health agencies for 2026, raising concerns about access to care and financial stability in the sector.
New York’s OPWDD has awarded contracts to eight providers to deliver assistive technologies and supports that promote independence for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
A recent survey highlights staffing shortages as the biggest challenge for home-based care providers, while most companies plan to focus on organic growth in 2025.
Managed Long-Term Services and Supports (MLTSS) help Medicaid enrollees receive in-home care rather than institutional care. These programs focus on independence and quality of life for individuals with long-term care needs.
In 2024, managed care and value-based payment models reshaped healthcare by improving care coordination, enhancing outcomes, and addressing diverse population needs in behavioral health, I/DD care, and home health.
CMS has introduced a new rule to improve access to kidney transplants and enhance care quality, part of a six-year mandatory initiative by CMS aiming to increase efficiency and access nationwide.
Home health providers face uncertainty as CMS clawbacks loom, with billions in potential repayments impacting the industry’s financial stability.